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"So f*cking funny & so much heart."

Last Best Comedy

"Keeps audiences mesmerized."

The Hollywood Reporter · on Charged

"As riveting as it gets. There are so many twists and turns. Outstanding! This should go on to become a sleeping giant."

Fringe Radio · Stuart Cameron

"So funny. So dark. So brilliant."

Bone Dry Comedy

"The gifted storyteller is wryly perspicacious and self-mocking."

The Scotsman · Jay Richardson

"A wild ride, one-of-a-kind story. Sharp, layered & hilarious!"

Livingston Fringe

"A touch of crazy in her, though you wouldn't know that from her calm, measured delivery."

One4Review

"An astonishing life story that has you gripped in your seat and falling out of it laughing."

Bone Dry Comedy

"The stubborn, mischievous Jane isn't letting anyone off that easily."

The Scotsman

"Perfectly brewed storytelling tea spiced with raunch and sweetened with heart."

TMI Live

"Jennifer knows how to tell a story."

One4Review

Short bio

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Jennifer Jane is a British-American comedian, writer and founder from Dorset, England, now based in Bozeman, Montana. Her comedy blends long-form storytelling with observational and absurdist humour; The Scotsman called her "wryly perspicacious and self-mocking."

Her debut hour, ELECTRIC CARE, is the true story of becoming a caregiver after her then-partner was seriously injured by an electric bear in the Montana wilderness. Under its first name, Happy Tea, it played the 2026 Edinburgh and Livingston Fringes, earning five stars from Fringe Radio. The story was first told in CHARGED, the multi-award-winning documentary that opened the Santa Barbara International Film Festival and is now streaming on Amazon.

Off stage, she co-founded the food brand Proper Good (as seen on Shark Tank) and makes sketches, short films and questionable DIY projects.

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